Photograph of Ann Alden with a group of 8 other women and girls on set. The set is enclosed by fake walls with a cut-out display of a clown in the center of the photo. The group of girls appears to be doing different activities. Three girls are writing on easel boards and four girls are seated around a low table. On the low table, there is a bowl filled with water. The girls are blowing bubbles using bubble wands. The girls are dressed in dark-colored shirts and skirts. They all have short hair. Alden can be seen standing to the left behind an easel blackboard. She is wearing a light-colored dress and heels. Next to her, there is a woman in a dark-colored dress. Both of them have their hair in an updo. To the right of the photo, there is a WBAP-TV film operator. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.
Photograph of a window displaying a sign that reads "See and hear Bob Bassindale and the 5:55 news Monday thru Friday on Channel 5. WBAP-TV. The Star-Telegram Station. The Pioneer Station of the Southwest" and there are advertisements on both sides of the display.
Photograph of Bobby Peters in the barber chair, center of the photo, with the barber standing behind him. Peters is getting a haircut and he is wearing a cape. The barber is wearing glasses, a light-colored shirt, and pants. Behind them, there is a large mirror, framed photos mounted on a wall, and products on the table.
Photograph of Bobby Peters shaking hands with an unidentified person in front of a clothing store. They are both wearing suits and ties. There is a sign to the left that reads "100,000- stock reduction. Sale! Guaranteed savings up to 25% to 50%. Save Dollars today!" There are more signs hanging above them. To the left, there is a glass window into the store displaying clothes.
Photograph of Doc Rhuman with Cal Johnson and TV weatherman. They are standing on set in front of backdrops. Cal Johnson and the TV weatherman are shaking hands and holding an object in their hands. They are all dressed in formal attire. A WBAP-TV film camera and a microphone on a boom pole are visible to the left. There is a chair in the background and tile floors.
Photograph of a slide advertising 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,' directed by Howard Hawks and starring Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe. The slide reads "Worth starts Friday" featuring Russell and Monroe posing with their hands on their heads. The slide is taped against a wall.
Photograph of the inside view of Joe Horn Drug Co. There are various products down the aisle. There is a display in large letters that reads "Cosmetics" and several advertisements hanging around the store. There are fluorescent lights on the ceiling.
Photograph of the exterior of a Serval Drug Store at an intersection. There is a signboard that reads "Joe Horn Drug Co." There is another sign on the store that reads "Serval Coca Cola Drugs." There are more signs in the front window of the store that reads "Serval Drug Store." There are other buildings and cars in the background. There is a car parked to the left and a man standing to the far right of the image. He is wearing a long-sleeved shirt and pants. He has his hands on his hips.
Photograph of the exterior of a Serval Drug Store at an intersection. There is a signboard that reads "Joe Horn Drug Co." There is another sign on the store that reads "Serval Coca Cola Drugs." There are more signs in the front window of the store that reads "Serval Drug Store." There are other buildings and cars in the background. There is a food market to the left, and a car parked in front of the store.
Photograph of the exterior of a Serval Drug Store at an intersection. There is a signboard that reads "Joe Horn Drug Co." There is another sign on the store that reads "Serval Coca Cola Drugs." There are more signs in the front window of the store that reads "Serval Drug Store." There are other buildings and cars in the background. There is a car parked to the left and a man standing to the right of the image. He is wearing a hat, a long-sleeved shirt, a belt, and pants. He has his hands on his hips.
Photograph of a slide displaying the exterior of a Serval Drug Store at an intersection. There is a sign on the store that reads "Serval Coca Cola Drugs." There are more signs in the front window of the store that reads "Serval Drug Store." There are other buildings and cars in the background. There is a man's shadow visible to the far left and a car parked in front of the store. The slide is taped against a wall.
Photograph of Margaret McDonald advertising Marine Sardines in a kitchen. She is wearing a dark-colored dress and accessories. Her hair is pulled into an updo. She is looking at the camera. McDonald is seen standing behind an island in a kitchen advertised as a Youngstown Kitchen. Behind her, there is a refrigerator, a sink with a window above it, cabinets, and an oven. There are various pots, pans, and products on display. Above the sink window is a sign with the logo of an archer on it that says "Youngstown Kitchens by Mullins."
Photograph of Dale Hart and Margaret McDonald advertising Cook Book Enriched Bread in a kitchen. Hart is wearing a light-colored suit and tie. He is smiling at the camera. McDonald is wearing a dark-colored dress and accessories. Her hair is pulled into an updo. She is smiling and looking to the left of the camera. She is holding up a slice of bread in one hand. They can be seen standing behind an island in a kitchen advertised as a Youngstown Kitchen. Behind them, there is a refrigerator, a sink with a window above it, and cabinets. Various pots, pans, and products are on display around them. Above the sink window is a sign with the logo of an archer on it that says "Youngstown Kitchens by Mullins."
Photograph of Dale Hart and Margaret McDonald standing in front of a cookbook bread and weather chart. Hart is holding a loaf of Cook Book Enriched Bread, and McDonald is holding a plate with two slices of bread. They are both smiling and facing one another. Hart is wearing a suit, a shirt, and a patterned tie. His hair is combed back. McDonald is wearing a dark-colored dress, a bow tie, and accessories. Her hair is pulled into an updo. Behind them, there is a map of the United States.
Photograph of Margaret McDonald and Laura Albertine Barry at Mrs. Tucker’s shortening products. They are both facing one another and dressed in formal attire. Behind them, two women are visible working at machinery stations at Mrs. Tuckers Shortening Plant in Sherman, Texas.
Photograph of Margaret McDonald advertising Marine Sardines in a kitchen. She is wearing a dark-colored dress and accessories. Her hair is pulled into an updo. She is looking at the camera. McDonald is seen standing behind an island in a kitchen advertised as a Youngstown Kitchen. Behind her, there is a sink with a window above it, cabinets, and an oven. There are various pots, pans, and products on display. Above the sink window is a sign with the logo of an archer on it that says "Youngstown Kitchens by Mullins."
Photograph of Margaret McDonald advertising Marine Sardines in a kitchen. She is wearing a dark-colored dress and accessories. Her hair is pulled into an updo. She is looking at the camera. McDonald is seen standing behind an island in a kitchen advertised as a Youngstown Kitchen. Behind her, there is a refrigerator, a sink with a window above it, cabinets, and an oven. There are various pots, pans, and products on display. Above the sink window is a sign with the logo of an archer on it that says "Youngstown Kitchens by Mullins."
Photograph of Margaret McDonald and another woman holding up Mrs. Tucker’s shortening products. They are both smiling at the camera and dressed in formal attire. Behind them, two women are visible working at machinery stations at Mrs. Tuckers Shortening Plant in Sherman, Texas.
Photograph of Margaret McDonald and another woman in a kitchen. The woman is holding a silicone spoon in her hands. They appear to be in a conversation and dressed in formal attire. Behind them, there is a glass window into another room. They are at Mrs. Tuckers Shortening Plant in Sherman, Texas.
Photograph of a slide advertising Parade Magazine including an image of a young woman. She is smiling at the camera. The slide is taped against a wall.
Photograph of Ann Alden with a group of girls on set. The set is enclosed by fake walls with a cut-out display of a clown. The group of girls appears to be doing different activities. Three girls are standing by easel boards and five girls are seated around a low table. On the low table, there is a bowl filled with water. The girls are blowing bubbles using bubble wands. The girls are dressed in dark-colored shirts and skirts. They all have short hair. Alden can be seen standing to the left behind an easel blackboard. She is wearing a light-colored dress and heels. Next to her, there is a woman in a dark-colored dress. Both of them have their hair in an updo. To the left, there is a WBAP-TV film operator. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.
Photograph of Bobby Peters and a man posing inside a clothing store. Peters is holding up clothes and the man is holding a tape measure. They are both wearing suits and ties. Behind them, two men can be seen. There is a sign above them that reads "Kingsbury famous for ties...Smart mens wear coat, slacks, jackets." There are clothes hanging on racks all around them.
Photograph of Doc Rhuman with Cal Johnson and TV weatherman. They are standing on set in front of backdrops. Cal Johnson and the TV weatherman are shaking hands and holding an object in their hands. They are all dressed in formal attire. A WBAP-TV film camera and a microphone on a boom pole are visible to the left. There is a chair in the background and tile floors.
Photograph of the inside view of Joe Horn Drug Co. There are various products down the aisle. On the wall, there is a display in large letters that reads "Cosmetics." On the ceiling, there are fluorescent lights.
Photograph of the exterior of a Serval Drug Store at an intersection. There is a signboard that reads "Joe Horn Drug Co." There is another sign on the store that reads "Serval Coca Cola Drugs." There are more signs in the front window of the store that reads "Serval Drug Store." There are other buildings and cars in the background. There is a food market and a car parked to the left of the image.
Photograph of a display window featuring Lucky Strike cigarettes and Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco. In the center of the display is a sign that reads "See the hilarious adventures of Private Secretary presented by Lucky Strike Cigarettes" including advertisements with illustrations hanging above and on both sides of the display.
Photograph of Dale Hart and Margaret McDonald advertising Cook Book Enriched Bread in a kitchen. Hart is wearing a light-colored suit and tie. McDonald is wearing a dark-colored dress and accessories. Her hair is pulled into an updo. She is holding up a slice of bread in one hand. They are both facing one another. They can be seen standing behind an island in a kitchen advertised as a Youngstown Kitchen. Behind them, there is a refrigerator, a sink with a window above it, and cabinets. Various pots, pans, and products are on display around them. Above the sink window is a sign with the logo of an archer on it that says "Youngstown Kitchens by Mullins."
Photograph of Dale Hart and Margaret McDonald standing in front of a cookbook bread and weather chart. Hart is holding a loaf of Cook Book Enriched Bread, and McDonald is holding a plate with two slices of bread. They appear to be in a conversation. Hart is wearing a suit, a shirt, and a patterned tie. His hair is combed back. McDonald is wearing a dark-colored dress, a bow tie, and accessories. Her hair is pulled into an updo. Behind them, there is a map of the United States.
Photograph of Margaret McDonald with another woman who is holding Mrs. Tucker’s shortening product. McDonald is smiling at the camera and the woman is facing her. Both of them are dressed in formal attire. Behind them, two men are visible working at machinery stations at Mrs. Tuckers Shortening Plant in Sherman, Texas.
Photograph of two men working with equipment in the back of a truck. They appear to be in a conversation. They are both wearing hats, shirts, and overalls. A young boy is visible to the right of the image. He is looking down to the left.
Photograph of a TV weatherman standing behind a low table on set. He can be seen holding a tree branch. In the background, there is a backdrop showing the sky full of clouds. He is wearing a suit and tie. A WBAP-TV film camera and a microphone on a boom pole are visible to the left. There is a chair, a tree, and a cutout display of a window to the right.
Photograph of a weatherman conducting a weather review. He is facing the camera. He is wearing a suit, a patterned tie, a white shirt, a pocket handkerchief, and shoes. Behind the weatherman, there is a weatherboard and there is a WBAP-TV film camera in the foreground.
Photograph of a man working with a forge blower. He is wearing a hat, a light-colored shirt, and pants. In the background, there are pieces of machinery and tools.
Photograph of Ann Alden with a group of girls on set. The set is enclosed by fake walls with a cut-out display of a clown. The group of girls appears to be doing different activities. Three girls are writing on easel boards and five girls are seated around a low table. On the low table, there is a bowl filled with water. The girls are blowing bubbles using bubble wands. The girls are dressed in dark-colored shirts and skirts. They all have short hair. Alden can be seen standing in the back behind an easel blackboard. She is wearing a light-colored dress and heels. She has her hands on her hips. Next to her, there is a woman in a dark-colored dress. Both of them have their hair in an updo. To the far left, there is a WBAP-TV film camera. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.
Photograph of a man working with a leaf vacuum truck loader. He is wearing a hat, a shirt, and an overall. There are vehicles and trees in the background.
Photograph of the inside view of Joe Horn Drug Co. There are various products down the aisle. On the wall, there is a display in large letters that reads "Cosmetics." On the ceiling, there are fluorescent lights.
Photograph of the exterior of a Serval Drug Store at an intersection. There is a sign on the store that reads "Serval Coca Cola Drugs." There are more signs in the front window of the store that reads "Serval Drug Store." There are other buildings and cars in the background. A man is visible to the far left of the image.
Photograph of the exterior of a Serval Drug Store at an intersection. There is a signboard that reads "Joe Horn Drug Co. Boswell's." There is another sign on the store that reads "Serval Coca Cola Drugs." There are more signs in the front window of the store that reads "Serval Drug Store." There are other buildings and cars in the background. A person's shadow is visible to the far left of the image.
Photograph of a slide displaying the exterior of a Serval Drug Store at an intersection. There is a sign on the store that reads "Serval Coca Cola Drugs." There are more signs in the front window of the store that reads "Serval Drug Store." There are other buildings and cars in the background. There is a man's shadow visible to the far left and a car parked in front of the store. The slide is taped against a wall.
Photograph of Margaret McDonald and another woman in a kitchen. The woman is holding a silicone spoon in her hands. They appear to be in a conversation and dressed in formal attire. Behind them, there is a glass window into another room. They are at Mrs. Tuckers Shortening Plant in Sherman, Texas.
Photograph of a weatherman conducting a weather review. He is facing to the right of the camera. He is wearing a suit, a patterned tie, a white shirt, a pocket handkerchief, and shoes. Behind the weatherman, there is a weatherboard and there is a WBAP-TV film camera in the foreground.
Photograph of a TV weatherman standing behind a low table on set. He can be seen holding a tree branch. In the background, there is a backdrop showing the sky full of clouds. He is wearing a suit and tie. A WBAP-TV film camera and a microphone on a boom pole are visible to the left. There is a chair, a tree, and a cutout display of a window to the right.
Photograph of a blacksmith shop with a man working with equipment. He is wearing glasses, a shirt, and an overall. Another man stands by watching from the back. He is wearing a light-colored shirt and pants. They are looking downward. In the background, there are pieces of machinery and tools.
Photograph of two women sitting on an outdoor bench at Six Flags. They are both holding Coca Cola cups. They are smiling and looking away from the camera. Both are dressed in casual attire and straw hats. They have their purses next to them.
Photograph of a slide advertising Parade Magazine including an image of a young woman. She is wearing a polka-dotted dress. Her hair is dark, short, and curly. She is sitting on a bench with her legs crossed and her arms to the sides. She is smiling at the camera. Next to her, there is a dog. In the background, there is a building and trees. The slide is against a wall.
Photograph of a blacksmith working with equipment. He is looking downward. He is wearing glasses, a cap, a light-colored shirt, and pants. In the background, there are pieces of machinery and tools.
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